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vPro
An x86 chip platform from Intel that supports hardware-based remote systems management. It was introduced with the Core 2 Duo CPU and chipset and features Intel's Active Management Technology (AMT). Using a third-party management console such as OpenView, LANdesk or Altiris, system administrators can wake up, inventory, diagnose, repair and push security updates and patches to all vPro systems in the network.

Active Management Technology (AMT)
The AMT chipset provides an out-of-band communications channel that works no matter what functioning or non-functioning state the OS is in. It provides a non-volatile memory for critical system data that cannot be compromised, and it has the ability to isolate a PC from the network if threatened or infected. See x86 chip platform and Intel Core.


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DoktorThomas In response to an online Opinion, How to securely manage remote IT equipment, by Daryl Miller, VP of engineering, Lantronix: Access to remote management hardware includes service processors, including IPMI and most notably Intel Active Management Technology, marketed as vPRO.
lt;p>VPro enables a number of services, such as Active Management Technology (AMT), which allows IT managers to remotely configure and set policies for PCs, and Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT), which is used to enforce security policies.
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